Technically speaking, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time was unsolicited.
Conceived as an unbroken span without pause between movements, it is a curious concerto, technically demanding yet resolutely unshowy.
For the technically inclined, or truly curious, this is an exhaustive history of ICANN's tempestuous romance with China.
A curious, and technically impressive, piece of illustration is a small gouache painting from 1950 by Chesley Bonestell that envisions an H-bomb exploding at the lower end of Manhattan.
Indeed, the island retains a curious status: It is technically part of Manhattan, but the state holds a lease on it until 2068.
Education has multiple, complex goals -- creating a technically skilled workforce, nurturing an informed citizenry, promoting a curious, literate, and numerate public, and so forth.
Perhaps you're curious whether what we're undertaking couldn't technically be called a vacation.
Chain trace: the difference between the chain trace for this virus (which is the same as the "revised" trace from Houston for phage epsilon15) and HK97 is curious, although the authors (whose work is, as usual for this group, technically superb) present good evidence for it.
In the 1990s it became a more formal operation, although the shelter is still technically squatting on the land, and visitors drop in to enjoy what is one of Rome's more curious attractions.
This leads us to a curious situation: Leave.EU, in asking landlords to email them to stock their non-existent beer, were technically asking them to help organise a piss up in a brewery.
